Emini Stock Index Futures Day Trading Course

The Original E-Mini S&P Futures Day Trading Course teaches you how to become an E-Mini S&P Day Trader!

We have the experience and personal mentoring you're looking for.

Our easy to understand trading methodology is based on our proprietary Simplified Elliott™ Pattern Recognition.

 


Student Testimonial:

"Paul, I have spent well into six figures researching and trading the best techniques for the S&P's. After taking your course, you have, bar none, the best short term entry system in existence."
- R.S., Beverly Hills, CA

 

Here's what you get:


  • A full year course kicked off with 5-Days of true One-on-One personalized training

  • You choose if you train in person or online. Either way, its still one student and one instructor.

  • Followed up with a full year of mentoring and support

  • Learn low-risk high-probability trade entries using Simplified Elliott Wave™ Pattern Recognition.

  • No indicators to learn how to use

  • Simplified relaxed trading

  • Trade from one simple chart

  • Trade any market you can chart

  • Learn how to control risk

  • Learn how to harness the power of your intuition - the entries jump off the screen

  • Learn how to trade without stress, in fact good trading is boring

  • Educating day-traders worldwide since 1994, more than 14 years experience over different market personalities

  • Hundreds of e-mini day trading students from 18 countries

  • The original E mini Stock Index Futures Educational Daytrading Course

 

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Elliott Wave International NewsWire

Banks Need Therapy, Too

...a recent Atlanta Journal Constitution headline: “Therapists helping builders cope during housing slump.” The article explained how “Every builder seems to know a colleague swamped in debt, and a few know friends in the business who have taken their lives.” A year ago, few imagined that smiling builders talking on cell phones in big trucks would soon be seeking emotional support on therapists’ couches.

Gold: NOT The “Safe-Haven” You Think It Is

According to mainstream financial wisdom, when the plane of the U.S. economy runs out of fuel in mid-air and starts hurtling toward the earth’s surface, investors do have one parachute of safety: Precious Metals. Think again...

Corn Prices: Is The Grain Set To Gain?

The number one flaw of mainstream financial analysis is its tendency to show-up late to a market’s price action. It’s a lot like jumping out from behind the couch and yelling “Surprise!” at a birthday party – hours after the guest of honor has already arrived. Even then, the “gifts” of wisdom they bring to the table are often inconsistent and even inaccurate. Take, for instance, these former news stories regarding Corn...

345-Point Decline: Are You "In Search of A Reason"?

Markets NEVER need a news-related "reason" to trend up or down -- if anything, today's stock market trend anticipates the type of broader news story you'll be reading tomorrow. This truth is lost on the vast majority of reporters and the public, who, in turn, go "in search of a reason" AFTER "a market decline."

Real Estate (Video): What's Next for Australia, Japan, China, India and Others?

Real estate is the one financial market everyone cares about. Now that home prices are down as much as 25% in some parts of the U.S., overseas homeowners – in Europe, Asia and Australia – are starting to worry about what will happen to values of their homes. Watch this free video for some answers.

Oil And Stocks: The "Correlation" Breaks Down

"Most pundits were talking mainly about oil this morning [Sept. 2], which was extremely volatile. They tried to explain the strongly higher stock market open by the fact that oil prices were down big. By the end of today’s session very few market observers talked about oil and stocks together. The reason: both ended today’s market session DOWN..."

How Do You Know If You Have the Right Wave Count?

A common question from EWI subscribers is: "On an unlabeled price chart, how do you identify the start of the Wave pattern?"   That's a good question, and is exactly the kind that Senior Commodities Analyst Jeffrey Kennedy loves to answer. His passion is teaching, and every month Jeffrey's Monthly Futures Junctures presents a lesson in technical analysis via his "Trader's Classroom." This excerpt, edited for brevity, comes from an old favorite: "How Do You Know If You Have the Right Wave Count?"

Oil & Stocks: Mortal Enemies?

Imagine reading all about Wall Street in comic book form. The superhero of the story would be the U.S. stock market. Who would be the bad guy? Well, if reporting by the financial press is any indication, the villainous Black Gold. The two characters stand at opposite extremes of light and dark, good and evil. If one is rising, the other must always be falling...

European Stocks: At First, They Said…

At first, they said that the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis would not affect the rest of the world – because seriously, how can someone's default on their mortgage payments in Iowa or Kansas do that? And here we are – a year later, and hardly out of the woods.  

Why a New U.S. President Can't Change the Bearish Trend

When the overall social mood changes to negative, no one person – no matter how powerful – can change it. Here's an excerpt from the latest Elliott Wave Theorist that explains why.

Did You Ever Think A Financial Crisis Would Feel Like This?

Pictures and video footage I've seen from the Great Depression almost always shows unmistakable signs of a real economic tragedy: people lined up on the street, waiting for help; homeless sleeping on a park bench; families living in tents; and everywhere – misery, desolation and despair. Looking around now, I see none of those things.  If anything, I see the opposite...

Grains: The Whole Truth And Nothing But

According to the mainstream experts, corn, wheat, and soybeans are the Three Huskateers, with prices in each market abiding by the original motto: “All for one and one for all.” One look at our powerful close-up of prices in the three grain markets over the last two decades, AND the truth might surprise you...

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